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Old 02-27-2004, 11:35 PM
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$2.39 for a gallon of 91 oct. gas?? INSANE....

You sure pay the price for living in California....I just spent $35 on a tank of gas on my MAX! And the needle wasn't even near Empty! And plus it's only 91 octane... I even heard on the news that it may go up to even $3.25 later on!!!!!!!!!! How are the gas prices in your area?
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Roughly $1.79 or so for premium... costs me around $30 for a full tank. I also heard that gas prices are on the rise in the next few months.
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yeah same around here...2.39 thats insane
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I think $2.29 today
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living in cali right now sucks. actually they say it might go down but in the summer it might hit over 3 bucks per gallon. crazy eh? makes me wanna take the bus...
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Old 02-28-2004, 02:58 AM
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It costs somewhere around $50 to $55 to fill mine.
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$1.70 for premium here but i usually use 90 octane at $1.52
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Old 02-28-2004, 06:36 AM
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This was in the west coast forum...I pay $1.65 for premium btw

http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=288388
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1.83 for 93 at Exxon
1.58 for 93 at Costco (where I go)
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Old 02-28-2004, 07:09 AM
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$1.7X for 93 in Eastern IA
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chicago land area....$1.95 for 93 octane
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Old 02-28-2004, 08:12 AM
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to tell you guys the truth, i would not pay over $2 for gas...and if I had to I would definitely not drive the Maxima and just drive the 4cyl car in the family that gets 28-30mpg

what is causing gas prices to go up like this?
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I pay 2.01 + for 93 in NYC... about 50 bucks a week on gas.
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read this if you have some time. very interesting, and sure to make you a bit paranoid. http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/
 
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Originally Posted by SEdge
read this if you have some time. very interesting, and sure to make you a bit paranoid. http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/

Nothing against you, but I really doubt that story...isn't synthetic oil man made? IMO that is just some tree huggers, mother earth loving, person who is terrified that the world will end like that. Especially that stuff about every one having to report to the president in June 2005 for an oil war...lol
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I pay close to $40 now to fill a tank.


I still can't believe the number of H2's I see on the street... not to mention all the gas guzzlers around.
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oil war is for presidents who attack countries w/ weapons of mass destruction
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Old 02-28-2004, 10:23 AM
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1.70 in my area of DFW but some areas it is at 1.90 a gallon for 93 oct.
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$33.00 to fill up yesterday. 16.6 gallons and the gas light didn't come on

$1.97 in NYC ..... and I saw 1.61 for 93 in NJ by the Menlo Park Mall
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best gas prices. flying j tyruck stops!
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For 93 octane I paid $1.68/gallon.

NORTH NJ!
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$30 TO FILL UP $2.04 A GAL. SUPER... $50 A WEEK OH FU** IT!! I FEEL SORRY FOR THE CATS IN CALIFORNIA!!!!
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~$2/gal for Shell 93, but after the 5% rebate it's about $1.90/gal Need new O2 sensors and a y-pipe
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oil war is for presidents who attack countries w/ weapons of mass destruction


this from a guy in a state with all kinds of "issues"...
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it's only gonna get worse....OPEC is cutting oil production in April, i think; get ready for the craziness.
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the thread title scared me till i read you were in CA. then it actually made it seem like you are getting cheap gas.

anyway, its been anything from 1.74 to 1.89 here back and forth. that from 1.54 in the summer. kinda makes me want to have a moped so i can commute on a tank for a month. but then i would probably get run over by a lifted F250
 
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Originally Posted by Conrad283
$33.00 to fill up yesterday. 16.6 gallons and the gas light didn't come on

$1.97 in NYC ..... and I saw 1.61 for 93 in NJ by the Menlo Park Mall
$1.64 at exxon for 93 and 1.83 at sunoco for 94 central jersey
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Originally Posted by teddibear703
oil war is for presidents who attack countries w/ weapons of mass destruction

Do you believe everything that is on the news?
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1.84 for 94 by me here in North Jersey.
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Old 02-29-2004, 01:10 AM
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Paid $2.43/gallon at Chevron for 91 here in SF yesterday.
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Old 02-29-2004, 01:39 AM
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Damn, some of you guys are getting cheap gas! Here in Toronto Canada, I am paying ~ $35.00 US ($48.00 cdn) for a full tank of 92 octane gas.
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Damn, some of you guys are getting cheap gas! Here in Toronto Canada, I am paying ~ $35.00 US ($48.00 cdn) for a full tank of 92 octane gas.
You are right, sir. We do get gas on the cheap compared to most of the countries that I have traveled to. It was around $2 a gallon in Panama while I was there in 1987. I'm currently paying around $1.75 for 93 octane from Chevron.
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I just paid 19.83 to fill up last night. I'm in Philly but if our prices get to 3+ a gallon. Ya'll won't see me on here no more because I'm going to join the army go to iraq and blow that B!tch up. I'm getting tried of bush right about now this is his d@mn fault. We should do a Haiti thing on the white house.LOL
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Originally Posted by balla95_se
You sure pay the price for living in California....I just spent $35 on a tank of gas on my MAX! And the needle wasn't even near Empty! And plus it's only 91 octane... I even heard on the news that it may go up to even $3.25 later on!!!!!!!!!! How are the gas prices in your area?

Wow thats a lot of money, I go to BJ, I have membership with them and I pay 1.86 Gal. And it is 93 Octane. which saves me like 30 cents or so....
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Originally Posted by charliekilo3
You are right, sir. We do get gas on the cheap compared to most of the countries that I have traveled to. It was around $2 a gallon in Panama while I was there in 1987. I'm currently paying around $1.75 for 93 octane from Chevron.

Good point, I was in Jamaica (sorry about spelling) about 12 years ago and gas was $2.85 a gallon. Just imagine what it is now.
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I just paid 19.83 to fill up last night. I'm in Philly but if our prices get to 3+ a gallon. Ya'll won't see me on here no more because I'm going to join the army go to iraq and blow that B!tch up. I'm getting tried of bush right about now this is his d@mn fault. We should do a Haiti thing on the white house.LOL
Be looking outside your door for the G-men to come and lock you up.
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Originally Posted by charliekilo3
Be looking outside your door for the G-men to come and lock you up.
You know at this point I really don't care. Because I think of it as this if they are that worried about what I'm saying on here and finding out about me. Then they should have known about 9-11 and should have gotten Bin laden's @ss already.
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Old 02-29-2004, 09:45 AM
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Portland, Or its just over $2 on average, for 92....
But hey, if you read the whole peak oil thingy, we will have about 16 years left of oil : )

Were just used to cheap gas is all...if you check the CPI Index for like the 60s and 80's, were paying about the same amount, which is pretty cheap. But, that doesn't mean that it shouldn't continue to stay cheap, and there are a lot of big companies pressuring the white house to stabilize oil prices. Higher oil raises the costs of inputs, so we'll be seeing accross the board inflation pretty soon here...

But, thats why were working our *** off to get the iraqi oil feilds back to production. If you want to make like 100k in a year, go sign up with haliburton in houstin and be a security guard over there for a year. One we get the iraqi oil, that will really put pressure on other suppliers to lower thier prices to compete. There is enough oil out there, and we only get less than 20% of our oil from OPEC, they are becomming less significant, but they still want to profit.

OPEC is the only thing the arabs have. Thier civilization would be extint if it wasn't for all the western dollars for thier oil. They are lucky that we have morals here, other wise we would have just taken it!

You would be retarded to "do a haiti thing" on the white house. For those who actually control the direction our country is gonig, they love for you to look at a single person and point the finger, cause it takes all the suspicion and blame off them! The policies enacted by the president are just a product of a decision already been made. It is so easy to tell what Bush did on his own (afganistan) and what his advisors told him to do (illegal alien policy, debt spending, medicade drug coverage). But i digress... anyway, im still thinknin about gettin a maxima, but whats the diff between the GXE, the GLE, and the SE?? Thanks y'all!
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Old 02-29-2004, 09:59 AM
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In NZ we used to pay 1.20 per liter, which is about 4.80 per gallon.

We have alot of public transport in NZ!! :-)

PS: That end of the world, end of oil is a bunch of bull ....... you don't really think the government hasn't already thought of this in advance ?
It just means people have to stop being so greedy and self-absorbed .... and then we'll move into really futuristic stuff, like solar and wind energy, and start investing tax payer dollars into more powerful means of using replenishable resources, or creating vehicles, or means of technology that can run using less power. We have the technology there, it's just these oil tycoons are too greedy to let anybody explore the technology more and actually develop real practical examples.

In New Zealand, we have alot of hydro electric power, windmills, geo thermal power, and solar energy. When we don't have much rain, wind, or sun, people have to cut back on their energy usage.

I think humanity, for all it's flaws, has evolved past straight out cannibalism and anarchy.
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You sure pay the price for living in California....I just spent $35 on a tank of gas on my MAX! And the needle wasn't even near Empty! And plus it's only 91 octane... I even heard on the news that it may go up to even $3.25 later on!!!!!!!!!! How are the gas prices in your area?
I just filled my tank with Chevron Supreme. It was just under ½ tank. It cost $17.30 for 9.723 gallons. The pump price was $1.77 for .9 gallon. I've always wondered why they list the .9 instead of just using a whole number for a full gallon of gas.

*Edit* As the price of gas increases, so does the price of diesel. The domino effect of that is increased shipping costs for goods delivered by truck and rail. That increase will be passed on to the consumer.
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